The Local Slice

Can we assist or speed up detoxification through supplementation and elimination diets?

..."it has been a work in progress over a lifetime taking both the wisdom given from those who have gone before us, especially my Dad, and a vision for a community that celebrates life by moving our bodies. Understanding that where we are today is not yet our finished product and how we take care of our bodies today directly impacts how we live every other day!" Jill Rook

They are both very involved in the community, because they believe you “… get a lot of job offers in your life, but you only have one hometown!”

Despite many 14-hour days, their experience so far has been tremendously rewarding. They have been fortunate to make new friends, to work with great people, and to interact with true professionals throughout.

"I can’t remember a time when I didn’t collect something.” said Randy Briggs

Mrs. Stein’s vision of the gym was the OPPOSITE of the typical “hard-nosed, super-strict, no-nonsense, no-fun” academy. Her vision was, and has continued to hold true today of, “helping kids of all ages and all levels to grow, develop, lay a foundation of healthy habits, and most importantly… HAVE FUN”!

Vara has made subtle changes to International Day Spa, but the core values remain the same. With an excellent staff, she is able to provide the uncompromisingly finest in skin and body care.

Even after 48 years as a stylist I am still in love with what I do.

As most people who live in this area well know, gardening in Redlands comes with its own challenges. In an area where water can be scarce and the land is dry for much of the year, it is important to create drought resistant designs and pick plants that will cover and blend for most of the year.

April showers started off the month along with the 30th annual Redlands Bicycle Classic. Men’s and women’s professional cycling teams rolled into Redlands and showcased their awesome bike racing talents.

From time to time, customers will come in either with their Furr-Kids not leashed or they'll drop the leash, all the while assuring us that their Furr-Kid will "stay right by [my] side" or "he's really friendly." This changes the entire feel within the store as we now feel very much that we need to be on guard, take charge of containing the Furr-Kid and watch to be sure that no one else is coming in with their Furr-Kids, leashed or not.

Tired of the same old sidewalks?